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Jan 15 1966 Motown — My World Is Empty By The Supremes • American Bandstand

by: American Bandstand

Publication date: 1966-01-15

Topics: 60s 70s 80s, classic rock, AB Dancers, sixties, Music, beach, American Bandstand, oldies, 1960s, Jan & Dean, music 60 70 80 hits, Dick Clark, the Supremes, Motown, Diana Ross

New AB clip — Jan 15 1966 American Bandstand Spotlight Dance segment with Motown hit — 1966's My World Is Empty by The Supremes when it was new.

Plus extra footage, a song by guest Bobby Goldsboro.

Plus images uploaded below

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From Songfacts — "Sax player Henry Cosby has a prominent part, as does bass player James Jamerson. This was written by the Motown songwriting team of Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier and Brian Holland, who were known collectively as Holland-Dozier-Holland.. This song came in the middle of a remarkable run of hits for The Supremes. Released as the follow-up to their sixth #1 US hit, "I Hear A Symphony," it kept their momentum going as they made a number of high-profile appearances on TV shows.. The group landed another six chart-toppers before Diana Ross went solo in 1970.". Special Mix